Court-Ordered Therapy

Court-Ordered Therapy is a treatment requirement mandated by a legal authority, often as part of a judicial decision or condition for legal cases like DUI, domestic disputes, or criminal charges. It involves individuals participating in counseling or psychotherapy sessions under the supervision of a licensed mental health professional. The goal is to address behavioral issues, promote rehabilitation, and ensure compliance with legal obligations. The process is monitored, and progress may be reported to the court to determine if the individual has fulfilled the court's requirements.